In The Early Days Of Christianity The

It Is Becoming Clear That The Old Platitudes Can No Longer Be Maintained, And That If We Wish To Improve Our Morals We Must First Improve Our Knowledge.

A Sublime Faith In Human Imbecility Has Seldom Led Those Who Cherish It Astray.

The Sexual Regions Constitute A Particularly Vulnerable Spot, And Remain So Even In Man, And The Need For Their Protection Which Thus Exists Conflicts With The Prominent Display Required For Sexual Allurement. This End Is Far More Effectively Attained, With Greater Advantage And Less Disadvantage, By Concentrating The Chief Ensigns Of Sexual Attractiveness On The Upper And More Conspicuous Parts Of The Body. This Method Is Well-nigh Universal Among Animals As Well As In Man.

Where There Is Most Labour There Is Not Always Most Life.

There Can Be No Sexual Love Without Lust; But, On The Other Hand, Until The Currents Of Lust In The Organism Have Been Irradiatedas To Affect Other Parts Of The Psychic Organism--at The Least The Affections And The Social Feelings--it Is Not Yet Sexual Love. Lust, The Specific Sexual Impulse, Is Indeed The Primary And Essential Element In This Synthesis, For It Alone Is Adequate To The End Of Reproduction, Not Only In Animals But In Men. But It Is Not Until Lust Is Expanded And Irradiated That It Develops Into The Exquisite And Enthralling Flower Of Love.